Bedford Area Visitors and Trips Highlight Week
A list of Bedford region residents and visitors includes H G Lyon of Gravity visiting Bedford on Friday, A L Bowen of New Market in Bedford Monday, Clint Emmitt visiting Conway Saturday, and the Ramsay home hosting Clarke C Reed this week. Other notes: Mr and Mrs 0 R Toman spent Sat and Sun in Omaha. Walter Levine traveled to Omaha to visit the Fred Levine home. Mrs J W Lee arrived from Hopkins for a Bedford visit. Dr W Cornell left for Burlington Junction to see his ill wife. Miss Ethel Johnston taught near Bedford and left for Lenox. Pearl Douglas left for Hopkins to visit her sister Mrs Maude Traster. Mrs G D Sawyer and Morris left for Oxford Nebraska after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss.Pearl
Douglas
Hopkins
Maude Traster
Hopkins ladies visit Bedford for business interests
Miss Beulah Ratekin and Miss Hal Letution of Hopkins were in Bedford Friday attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss, Beulah,Ratekin
Halle Tution
Hopkins
Bedford
Bedford visitors and local notices in brief
Bedford scenes list residents and visitors from Blockton Conway Gravity Hopkins Lenox and Athelstan with shopping visits and social calls. A Duroc Jersey yearling, a watch found, and hometown social mentions fill the page. Local names include Fuller Marsh Robinson Posten Churchill Raper Winder Miller Robbins Baker Geagley and others.
Bedford News Highlights Local Movements and Visits
E B West of Sharpsburg was in Bedford Monday on real estate business. E Clary left Sunday for Illinois called there by the illness of a brother. Bernie OBrien and Darrell Reed of Gravity were Bedford visitors Saturday evening. Clarion Hawkins and Don Dougherty went to Hopkins Saturday to visit friends. Mrs Roy Hannah of Maryville was visiting here Monday at the home of Mrs Sid Webb. Miss Hortense Burks arrived Monday from Des Moines to visit relatives and friends. Hortense Reynolds, attending school at Nashville, Tenn, returned home Saturday. Mrs W F Geagley and children arrived Monday from Creston for a visit at the Geagley home. Mr and Mrs Freeman Beard returned from Long Beach Calif where they spent the winter. Mr and Mrs M L Burt were in Bedford Wednesday afternoon driving from Creston. Miss Helen Ash, who attends Simpson college, returned home Wednesday for vacation. Mrs Wm Trimble, Miss Edna Trimble and Mrs Etta Morton visited Lenox Wednesday. Mrs A M Leonard, visiting at the Ballou home, left Wednesday for Des Moines. L R Vogt, local produce man, went to New York City about a week ago with a shipment of produce.
Visit and travel notes from Conway and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson and two children visited J W Thompson home in Conway on Wednesday. Mrs Etta A Branson of Cedar Rapids returned home after tending business interests here. Carol Nelson Bernie Mohler Don Dougherty and Don Bristow attended the 168th Inn celebration in Creston on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lumbar and J A Wyant traveled to Tarkio Missouri for graduation exercises Tuesday. Wonderment and mystery promised at the Methodist church basement next Tuesday evening starting around five thirty. Mr and Mrs Arthur Secore visiting Mort Miller's home left for Brule Nebraska on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Thompson
Conway
J. W. Thompson
Etta A. Branson
Cedar Rapids
Carol Nelson
Bernie Mohler
Don Dougherty
Don Bristow
Creston
168Th Inn
Arthur Secore
Mort Miller
Brule
Nebraska
Tri Delt House Party Attend by Miss Payton
Miss Alice Payton attended a Tri Delt house party on Monday at Indianola. The event featured social activities and a group gathering as part of campus social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Payton
Indiano
Reardon Family Attends Emit Reardon’s Funeral
Mr and Mrs J M Reardon and J A Wogan traveled to St Joseph Missouri on Thursday to attend the funeral of Emit Reardon brother of Mr Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Reardon
J. A. Wogan
St. Joseph, Mo
Mr. Reardon
Emit Reardon
Doctor Returns From Ex Celsior Springs Healing Rheumatism
Dr Archery has returned after a few weeks at Ex celsior Springs seeking treatment for rheumatism and reports he is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archery
Excelsior Springs
Evans attends bankers convention for Farm Bureau
Harry Evans left Blockton for Des Moines Monday to attend the bankers convention as a representative of the Taylor county Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evans
Blockton
Des Moines
Bankers Convention
Taylor County Farm Bureau
Guests travel to Creston for Burt visit
Mr and Mrs Theron Dunlavy and Mr and Mrs Cal Bradley drove to Creston Sunday in Bradley s car to visit Mr and Mrs M L Burt they were the Burt hosts for the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Dunlavy
Cal Bradley
Creston
M. L. Burt
Toman couple attends Shenandoah wedding
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Toman traveled to Shenandoah Tuesday evening to witness the marriage of Archie Swift to Lola H. fiddo at seven o clock Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Toman
Shenandoah
Archie Swift
Lola H. Fiddo
Bank executive transfer clears city duties
Keneath Gelwix, previously with Bedford National Bank after overseas service, departed Wednesday for Oakland California to establish residence. Bud Dinges succeeds him in his Bedford post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneath Gelwix
Bedford National Benk
Oakland
Calif
Bud Dinges
Bank
Dunning Couple Split Travels Between Kansas and Iowa
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Dunning traveled to Emporia Kansas last Saturday to visit relatives. Mr. Dunning then proceeded to Des Moines on Monday for the bankers convention now in session while Mrs. Dunning remained in Kansas for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunning
Emporia
Kansas
Mr. Dunning
Des Moines
Bankers’ Convention
Mrs. Dunning
Bedford Visitors and Relatives Visit This Weekend
Pete Kinnison traveled to Sharps Saturday and stayed through Sunday with relatives Jim Ulmer and James Hopple of Hopkins Missouri. Bedford visitors were they Sunday. N. J. Levine and Walter Levine visited Maryville Missouri Sunday for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Kinnison
Sharps
Jim Ulmer
James Hopple
Hopkins
Bedford
N. J. Levine
Walter Levine
Maryville
Local and area visitors and arrivals noted in Bedford
Miss Ines Straight returning from Manhattan Kansas. James A. Lucas from Town City visiting Bedford relatives. Good Time at the Methodist church urged for next Tuesday evening. Miss Bertha Lizzie and Stella Phillips back from Conway. Freeman Beard returning from Long Beach California. Grace Rogers leaving for St Joseph Missouri. Martha Mick Marjorie Mick and Clarey Lewis Went to Creston for visits. John Thompson and children visiting from Portland Oregon. Winn Trousdale back from Excelsior Springs. Robi Beckler visiting then returning to Dubuque Iowa. Mrs W B Hook and children traveling to Maryville to see Emma Edley. Carl Hull of Corning visiting former Co K buddies.
Local dealer sells Grav ity back line to Bedford buyer
Co. L. Bohanan announces the sale of the Grav ity back line to Earl Fuller of Bedford and thanks the Bedford community for patronage during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Bohanan
Earl Fuller
Bedford
Mrs. Ross Joy Returns Home From Elmo Visit
Mrs. Ross Joy of Elmo Missouri and Mrs. Lynn Severs with two children of Burlington Junction return home Tuesday after visiting at the T. S. Severs residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Joy
Elmo, Mo
Lynn Severs
Burlington Junction
T. S. Severs
Mrs. Wieser Visits Before Seattle Return
Mrs. Will Wieser, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. G. Wieser, left Tuesday for Des Moines for a visit before returning to her Seattle, Washington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wieser
G. Wieser
Des Moines
Seattle
Wash
Mrs Callison Plans Kansas City and Ottawa Visit
Miss Maude Callison left Saturday for Kansas City to visit Miss Helen Nelson. She will then proceed to Ottawa Kansas to stay with her sister Mrs Ferne Streebin at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Callison
Kansas City
Helen Nelson
Ottawa
Kansas
Ferne Streebin
Old Soldiers monument dedication at Guss set for July 4
F L Marsh of the Guss vicinity was in Bedford Friday to handle matters related to the official dedication of the Old Soldiers monument at Guss to be held on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Marsh
Guss
Bedford
Law Firm Members Conduct Legal Business in Two Cities
Members of Wisdom and Kirketey held legal business in Clarinda last Friday and afterwards Mr Wisdom traveled to Des Moines where he engaged in matters in both municipal and Federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom & Kirketey
Clarinda
Wisdom
Des Moines
Mrs Day Leaves for New Market and Council Bluffs Visit
Mrs Margaret Day visiting two brothers Joe and Will Keith for two weeks left Monday for New Market. From there she will visit Council Bluffs briefly before returning home to Hart Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Day
Joe
Will Keith
New Market
Council Bluffs
Hart
Michigan
Local residents attend Tarkio College graduation
Rev Lumbar and wife along with Mr and Mrs J A Wyant and daughter Helen traveled to Tarkio Missouri on Tuesday in the former’s car to witness the Tarkio College graduation exercises. Miss Ruth Wyant is graduating this June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbar
J. A. Wyant
Helen
Tarkio
Afo
Collegy
Ruth Wyant
Tarkio College
O'Dougherty Leaves Omaha for Bartlesville Job
James O'Dougherty, who had been in Omaha working on a paper, came home to spend Sunday with his parents, then left Monday for Bartlesville Oklahoma to take a linotype operator post on a local daily newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’dougherty
Omaha
Peter O’dougherty
Bartlesville
Okla
Hopkins woman Edra Laipps returns home
Miss Edra Laipps of Hopkins, visiting with Mrs. Chas. Marshall, returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edra Laipps
Hopkins
Mzes Chas. Marshall
Mrs Webster Leaves for Chester Minn due to Sister Illness
Mrs M A Webster departed Monday by way of Blockton bound for Chester Minnesota called there by the illness of her sister.
Miss Ola Keith and Ray Abbitt Return to Lenox
Miss Ola Keith and Ray Abbitt, who had been visiting at the home of Mrs. Abe Miller, left for Lenox on Friday after their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Keith
Ray Abbitt
Abe Miller
Lenox
Local visitors visit area residents this week
Chester Welch and wife from Rockwell City visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Welch. Chas. Combs of Dallas township and T. M. Dougherty of New Market attended to business here last Monday. Mrs. C. M. Barger of Clarinda visited daughters Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Kysar, and Mrs. Bebee, returning home today. H. P. Long and wife with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and son Henry went to Wheaton to visit R. E. B. Lone, returning last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Welch
Rockwell City
Mrs. I. C., Welch
Chas. Combs
Dallas Township
T. M. Dougherty
New Market
C. M. Barger
Clarinda
Paul
Kysar
Bebee
H. P. Long
Miss Pearl Campbell Returns Home for Vacation
Miss Pearl Campbell, formerly employed at Ft. Cook Nebraska, spent her vacation at Red Oak before returning home. Mr and Mrs W E Campbell and children Joan and Junior Campbell went to Red Oak to accompany her on her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl
Campbell
Ft. Cook, Neb
Red Oak
W. EB
Childean
Joan
Junior
Ed Oak
Family road trip from Creston to Omaha ends in Bedford
B Safris and family drove to Creston last Saturday evening in their Ford and from there drove to Omaha and other points in Nebraska returning to Bedford Tuesday evening. They were accompanied on the trip from Creston by Mrs. Safris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jessen. They found muddy roads between Clarinda and New Market Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Safris
Creston
Omaha
Nebraska
Bedford
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Cheam
Ee Ponihad Awa
Pleringer Optometrist
Bedford Grain Co
H. G. Lyon
Gravity
Mitec
Clint Emmitt
0.R. Toman
Fred Levine
Clarke C. Reed
H. M. Ramsay
John Chilcote
Billey
J. W.lee
Webb
W. Cornell
Burlington Junction, Mo
Ethel Johnston
Randall ‘Marsh
Raymond Lewis
Bertha Brown of
Iona Posten
J. .C. Robinson
Duroc Jersey Boat
Chas, Terrell
Athelstan
Ali Churchill
Fannie Winder
Willard Morley
Phill Reed
Sport Bedell
F. E. Liddell
Mrs. Fannie Double
Lambley Home
Harry Wilcox
Bernice Robbins
Mary Baker
W. F. Geagley
Noah McCaun
Boge Myers
Whale Hughes
E. B
Sharpsburg
oOnera
E. Clary
Illinois
Bernie, ‘O’biern
Darrell Reed
Clarion Hawkins
Roy Hannah
Sid Webb
Hortense Burks
Hortense Reynolds
Nashville, Tenn
W. H. Geagley
Mrs. Freeman Beard
Long Beach
California
Mrs. M. L. Burt
Helen Ash
Simpson College
Wm. Trimble
Edna Trimble
Etta Morton
A. M. Leonard
R. Ballou
L. R. Vogt
New York City
Tarkio, Mo
Gossara
Thompson Flere
Ines Straight
Manhattan
James A. Lucas
Town City
Bertha
Lizzie
Stella Phillips
Cal
Grace Rogers
A. B. McConkey
St. Joseph
Martha Mick
Marjorie Mick
Clarey Lewis
John Thompson
Portland
Oregon
W. E. Crum
Robi. Beckler
A. V. Gooding
Dubuque, Ta
W. B. Hook
Betty Jane
Carl Hull
Corning
Co. K
Chicago
Lin
Dr. Scholl
Wm. Scholl
United States
Cate
Cream City
H.C. Little
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